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Alois Riehl

Austrian philosopher (1844-1924)

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Realistische Grundzüge. eine Philosophische Abhandlung der Allgemeinen und Nothwendigen Erfahrungsbegriffe
Beiträge Zur Logik
Philosophische Kriticismus und Seine Bedeutung Für Die Positive Wissenschaft; Volume 1
Zur Einführung in Die Philosophie der Gegenwart; Acht Vorträge
Introduction to the Theory of Science and Metaphysics

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Gender: Male
Origin: Los Angeles
Active from: 1979-04-22

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Alois Adolf Riehl (ur. 27 kwietnia 1844 w Bozen, zm. 21 listopada 1924 w koło Poczdamu) – niemiecki filozof i przedstawiciel neokantyzmu.

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Number of children: 3

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Commons category: Alois Riehl
date of birth: 1844-04-27
date of death: 1924-11-21
name in native language: Alois Riehl
birth name: Alois Adolf Riehl
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